The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-17

Window ana vnpIted omt Oh ~, natnSE ~ S,.on ="
piS S 'G beiow. Before he could let 20 Johnson
SEIZED him him Hy o h bs s ros and aS br sps
away and dashed for the window again. deelar-
Ing, that he'd have that hat; Johnson 'hn Gore
held T tho great great Mike, Pieier told him that bed
d t hs oh ha Gf h nna t e
fe ot to tho ground. This sobered Kelly and ho
dossted Had he dropped thor. , would net nt
supposed TINT he, eonld drop upon q shed. and
after getting Pfeffer's hat return and smash II.
%Sh s5 10 hs Shsro liz wss
guartered. He was bedded In spare room 2.
4 was his turn to pitch the next day IND ,i ne
Larry Larry was at his best, and instead OF Knocking
hm G Hts "a and eSH run Of his devery
cage got eleven hits and eight runs OF McCor-
mick. and the Chicagos also won the PEN
nant handily that season.
BASE BALL NOTES.
.J.M.-It was the Athletics Of Philadelphia.
The iefthand pitchers arc doing the better work this
season.
Ian nIau form BY The simo the Indians get home
PLAY b IS rule s and
and s'is said E"s g So e.
Southern League.
be doing he viii have big average BY the
end OF the season.
s,assss Gss
m sGe THINKS hat Johnas Ward IS
hoa hs ssnaf fc
The oo e ps ss
e Gu anu But 6snsu III likely wv:
the ss % n ys .s
and Jersey City three each scranton Hamiton, nna
fao each.
IN: IN
nna ana q H the
good and ana quite IA
OF a friend S'''' '-- O'' >'''- ''O'
aS ID
have % w g ss smith M cS Kruy
have him mi in re less s than an two wesEs
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With lame and has been 6s very hSfa IN iny
h. s ]. As
s Ts.s va. Il. 1sy s';s ~
know to s sss o .. oes
sS e s WIN Il w. :e
suits Cleveland very well
Cd WIN nHd Ii. ss.as s.: f ss ss:
Hayes third base li%oSa1 sss asla n Me ~
Xssnus 9 is tho manager. no would ike TO arrange
games with good clubs hersabouts
The College Points added another victory to their
y % I
.sasas IL de- ems early
and the third.basc play OF Cody.
far s:rsss s e
Y 4 sfas who
Pritehard are not Charles Mason says n. ors
isviie, CLEVELAND Brooriyn or the Nets.
inter 'aSas he
IN III
and Columbia Greenyille sqntsr orarSshnrg Black
but in the others the attendance does
Manager William Bernie Of the Bnmo.o team who
alton watching him and Won der Abe in anticipation Of
,oI ag 70 iissi. Ioss i: v.asSs
sess t sSs Is noe Ss &c oo IKE fcr 'N ~
July nine Of the Eastern nv League rue
New Haven There good reason for airing that they
s @ @ s s has sold Il.
me manager Of which smmonS who wa, sn
pay there iit the s6as they ssS
y sas e.
New hss ,S & Ss G aae Shou re-
regular umpire Several are after positions however.
This is msst in the
twesn and hesgshness But now tsa. the gaarsn.
& &c Ro he Sss's and sss
p on SG Of sdns
next season But the change certain. Cincinnati
R Rny B!ssSyn
.s d III. W" p
ever adoption Of the percentage system by the
A,son Ia tha preo.est captain and manager on tho
ball nsd." says Manager Kelly. ~ want e See ins
s Tor ss
=. Ely 81 rns Kim eS the
Anew ss S'ss viii
p s and s sss ess
and deserves a praise and Josraa
", Sss sna
IL. sss1 yafks
iSs h snI M
ssn soSa cha IN hs ss
had The ssndas Of those men there You'd e doubt
5 Sod M as .y
q Ss to q, Gse,ao look II hs
!Ss ss Kew Shsaso been ssss%
hs iaiE les between Detroit and Chicago ' ' ''
Charley the big left jus. b; "a. from s.,
Saa.dsTs base nsi and the batter
who SENDS ny out anywhere Jones
more apt back the players bench than to nrst
base lie 10 long and hard hitter To whom homo runs
not novelty. Jones whose right name: by the way.
Charles W. Ripley has been playing ball ever since he
was small boy which not very many years ago,
although six feet inches In height He first
appeared with Ludlows amateur organization in
Kentucky. lust across tho river from Cincinnati The
nss'Ts s to psS but as
he had the scorer substitute tho of Jones Rip
ley ii has stuck 70 him ever since Jone.s SOCIAL e
In Cincinnati Was never happy. and 1t was on his per
sonsl and repeated requests that he was finally trans
ferred Although an acknowledged brilliant player.
he has never had that fatal niment the big head
was he known either kick manifest Jealousy.
Manager Caylor Is in luck.
PENNSYLVANIA LEAGUE EoTrs
Brill late Of the New York Reserves doing good work
with the stick Tor wiiEesbarre
since the late shaking up took place In tho Altoona
Club the team has been playing good ball
II tho League holds together Manager Weaver of tho
gradfords will dispose or his club to syndicate Of local
capitalists.
Alentown is the only club in the League that has